July 6, 2016

• Clinton is no longer under investigation, but the FBI director's indictment is a ready-made attack ad.
• Some 2,000 of Hillary Clinton’s emails were “up-classified” by the FBI.
• Republican foreign policy elites say they'll vote for Clinton.
• George Saunders crisscrosses the country, attending Trump rallies.
• Britain likely to delay invoking Article 50—triggering Brexit—into early 2017.
• After Brexit, Italy's constitutional reform looms, possibly becoming a referendum on the government itself.
• Brexit should be "a Lehman moment" for Europe to fix its banking system.
• Fascinating banking and lifestyle details from Dubai.
• The problem with the Swedish housing market is that there are no houses and there is no market.
• Your Wednesday white paper: How social media has influenced and transformed migration.
• Exhaustive oral history of the online travel industry.
• British museums hang fake art next to masterpieces to slow down crowds.
• Related: BuzzFeed launches hoax news debunking beat.
• Evangelical influences are leading to a significant rise in violent anti-queer attacks in Brazil.
• South Korea, following the Netherlands, launches countrywide internet of things network.
• In an actual internet of actual things, light bulbs start to complain.
• Despite the recent fatality, a system of laissez-faire is working well for robot cars.
• Pop stars are back to releasing proper albums again.
• Floating milking barn is envisioned as a model for providing food to sinking cities.
• In case you missed it: In San Francisco, even secret societies are start-ups.
• Round-up of landmarks viewed from the “wrong” direction.
• Sarah Hepola on alcohol and sex.